Hot Springs in

New Mexico

New Mexico hot springs: find river canyons and mountain soaks statewide, with access notes, soaking etiquette, and practical tips for changing weather and remote roads.

Map of Hot Springs in

New Mexico
Use the interactive map below to see where hot springs in this state are located. Zoom and pan to find roadside springs, remote natural pools, and developed resorts.

Hot Springs in

New Mexico

Spence Hot Spring, New Mexico

Popular forest hot spring near Jemez Springs with a short hike to rock pools and a small waterfall, weekends get crowded, nudity is prohibited by law.
35.84913712
-106.6318567
Spence Hot Spring, New Mexico
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San Antonio Hot Springs, New Mexico

Steep, short hike to terraced rock pools in the Jemez Mountains, no facilities, road access via Forest Road 376, best in good weather and early starts.
35.9380969
-106.6459242
San Antonio Hot Springs, New Mexico
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Riverbend Hot Springs, New Mexico

Rio Grande-side pools and private soaks in Truth or Consequences, reservations required, swimwear in common pools, ages 12+, wheelchair lift on-site.
33.127313
-107.250466
Riverbend Hot Springs, New Mexico
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Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs, New Mexico

Ojo Caliente is a historic mineral-spring resort with communal pools (swimwear required) and private soaks, 1 hour from Santa Fe, ages 13+, open year-round.
36.30518
-106.05111
Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs, New Mexico
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McCauley Warm Springs, New Mexico

A forest hike from Battleship Rock to several warm pools on the East Fork Trail, no restrooms or water at the springs, plan for a half-day outing.
35.8199883
-106.6274128
McCauley Warm Springs, New Mexico
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Manby Hot Springs, New Mexico

Riverside pools below John Dunn Bridge near Taos, reached by hike or river float only, with changing conditions and strict respect for private access.
36.5080774
-105.7239019
Manby Hot Springs, New Mexico
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Jemez Springs Bath House, New Mexico

Historic village-run bathhouse with private mineral tubs, clothing optional, reservations typical, an easy stop in Jemez Springs near Hwy 4 for a solo soak.
35.771389
-106.691111
Jemez Springs Bath House, New Mexico
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Jemez Hot Springs, New Mexico

Four mineral pools in Jemez Springs, swimwear required, with a calm day-use setup off Hwy 4, usually run on timed soaking sessions and limited capacity.
35.7703022
-106.6928135
Jemez Hot Springs, New Mexico
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Faywood Hot Springs, New Mexico

Rustic desert soak near City of Rocks, with separate clothing-required and clothing-optional pools, plus camping and cabins off NM-61 near Deming.
32.560468
-107.984063
Faywood Hot Springs, New Mexico
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Blackstone Hotsprings, New Mexico

Historic bathhouse-style quiet stays in Truth or Consequences, each room has an in-room mineral soak, day-use baths by appointment, no kids under 12.
33.127311
-107.254764
Blackstone Hotsprings, New Mexico
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